April 24, 2007

Will you be able to stop yourself going to LeWeb3 in 2007 ?

Posted at 20:48 | | 5 Comments

Completely forgot to blog (I just twitted it) that Sam and myself kissed each other (so to say) in London last week and a few readers (Ivan, Conor, Amanda) of Sam's blog say they "won't be able to stop themselves from going". I love this thought and promise I will organize another large controversy prepare it much better and don't go crazy as last time. Next on your screens: kissing Nicole Simon (I hope) who will finally realize (I hope even more) I was not trying to "betray 1000 bloggers for my own political ambitions". Hint: I am already working on my next venture, even though Nicolas Sarkozy made the first round of the elections... By the way did you notice François Bayrou's score ?

I really enjoyed Le Web 2.0. Let us know as soon as possible when your next event is taking place. I'd love to attend.

Esme Vos, April 25, 2007 at 10:54

Loic,

I've posted my thoughts to this in depth on my blog, but to summarise

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Loic Le Meur asks ‘Will you be able to stop yourself going to LeWeb3 in 2007?‘ I think the question needs spun round to read something like this; ‘How can I, Loic Le Meur, convince you to come to LeWeb in 2007.’

I have three things that would need to be addressed by Le Meur before I could consider costing out another French trip.

1. A Programming Committe...
2. Deliver What You Promise...
3. Much better infrastructre on the ground...
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http://www.ewanspence.com/blog/2007/04/25/leweb-2007-thoughts-and-questions/

Ewan Spence, April 26, 2007 at 00:23

Bayrou was pretty good I thought at LeWeb3 - I didn't mind listening to him and thought that sitting down and at least having a chat with us was along the right lines. The same goes for Peres who was, I found, more interesting and stimulating thought-wise than I thought he might have been in a new tech conference.

If there's any space to talk about how social media and gaming are changing the landscape of (some of) our schools I'd love to participate. Any chance, do you think?

Ewan McIntosh, April 26, 2007 at 08:11

Thanks Loic - a lot can be forgiven in the passage of time. And Paris was great fun. I'd like to see more audience involvement, more dynamic presenters, more new things. But hey, it will be the attendees who make it. We'll be there.

Ivan, April 26, 2007 at 15:56

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